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  Video  —  Watch the team practice at the East Potomac Tennis Bubble

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Wheelchair Tennis

NRH in association with the Watkin’s Regional Park Tennis Bubble (get directions) offers classes for adults and kids between the ages of six and 18. Each participant receives a t-shirt, a tennis racquet and balls! The group meets on Saturdays from 1pm - 3pm  and wheelchairs are available for loan during the clinic.

For more information, contact Brenda Gilmore at 240.460.5741 or brenda.gilmore@medstar.net


About Wheelchair Tennis

Created in 1976, wheelchair tennis is one of the fastest growing and most challenging of all wheelchair sports. It provides the opportunity for people with physical disabilities to compete in tennis on a recreational or professional level and it also gives them the ability to compete with their able-bodied friends. All rules in wheelchair tennis are the same except wheelchair players are allowed two bounces of the ball. Over 15,000 players in over 70 countries on all continents play wheelchair tennis.

 

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102 Irving Street, NW  |  Washington, DC 20010  |  202.877.1000

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National Rehabilitation Hospital has met the requirements of the Joint Commission's Hospital Accreditation ProgramNational Rehabilitation Hospital's Spinal Cord Program has been designated as a Model System of Care by the National Institutes of Disability and Rehabilitation ResearchNational Rehabilitation Hospital has been awarded a three-year accreditation for its Inpatient Rehabilitation Program, its Stroke Specialty Program and its Spinal Cord System of Care